Terminal
The field,
in your shell.
The N mark, rendered as a real inline image beside a fastfetch system panel, plus an oh-my-posh prompt theme — the same tokens and falloff ramp as the rest of Nearfield, running every time you open a shell. Works the same on macOS and Linux.
nearfield
Illustrative — your actual panel shows your kernel, uptime, shell, memory, packages, user and hostname. In a terminal without inline-image support, fastfetch falls back to its default ASCII logo instead of the mark.
Requirements
Three one-line installs, one thing to check.
fastfetch
the mark + system-info panel
brew install fastfetchoh-my-posh
shell prompt theme
brew install jandedobbeleer/oh-my-posh/oh-my-posha Mono Nerd Font
the Mono variant specifically — it's what keeps every icon one cell wide and the box aligned
brew install --cask font-hack-nerd-fontan image-capable terminal
iTerm2, WezTerm, Kitty or Ghostty — the mark renders as a real inline image
no install — check your terminal appInstall
Three steps.
- 01
Download and unzip
The pack is a plain folder: a fastfetch config + mark image, and an oh-my-posh theme. No installer, nothing runs on its own.
- 02
Run install.sh, or copy the files yourself
install.sh drops config.jsonc and mark.png into ~/.config/fastfetch and ~/.config/nearfield, and nearfield.omp.json into ~/.config/oh-my-posh. It asks before overwriting anything already there.
- 03
Wire it into your shell
Add the oh-my-posh eval line near the top of ~/.zshrc, and a plain fastfetch call further down. Full lines are in the pack's README.